Climate action graphic launched

The new graphic will help highlight the University’s transformational climate action work.
Find our commitments to reducing our carbon footprint Climate Action Framework, it's 11 principles and how we report progress towards these goals.
The new graphic will help highlight the University’s transformational climate action work.
The University successfully hit a decade-long target for emissions reduction
How the University and our experts are engaging with the global climate conference, and the steps we are taking to tackle the climate emergency.
11 Climate Action Framework Principles will guide how the University conducts business.
Reports on our progress in meeting our carbon and sustainability targets.
The Steering Group is responsible for governing the University's climate action agenda and tracking progress towards our climate reduction targets.
The latest University climate and sustainability related news, including scientific research and initiatives within the University community.
Largest scientific study of its kind finds climate anxiety affects the daily life and functioning of nearly half of children and young people surveyed globally.
The Innovation Centre for Applied Sustainable Technologies (iCAST) will help businesses scale up new sustainable technologies and bring them to market.
ActNowFilm, a youth voices film project led by the COP26 Universities Network, has been shortlisted for selection at COP26 – the UN Climate Change Conference.
From 2023, sustainable chemistry will be taught to all chemistry students as part of their core studies.
Grants of up to £1K are available to help our community reduce carbon emissions on campus.
More than 5,000 new students will have the opportunity to learn about Carbon Literacy as part of University induction in UK first.
We continue to work on reducing our own emissions, and are currently developing our plans to deliver ambitious targets; Net Zero Carbon in Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030, 50% reduction in Scope 3 emissions by 2030.
Find out what type of projects the Net Zero Carbon Campus fund supports and how to apply.
How we aim to achieve our internal targets, covering technical projects, policy changes and the financing to make it happen.
How we use power stations to generate our own sustainable energy for use on campus.
How we're making the University more environmentally sustainable through our teaching, research and administration.
How we're embedding climate change into education at the University of Bath, helping students become future leaders and innovators with the skills and experience to respond to the climate crisis.
The course is part of our commitment to develop educational initiatives to build a world class reputation for high quality education on climate-related issues.
How Citizenship and Sustainability are interlinked and why we are embedding it into the curriculum.
This course will develop your understanding of corporate social responsibility issues and of core business disciplines.
An environmental engineering master’s that gives you the technical, professional, digital and transferable skills needed in industry.
Prepare yourself for an academic or professional career with a focus on policy and the environment.
Learn the core knowledge and technical skills of chemical engineering and focus on the environmental challenges of new technologies, processes and products.
Find out about the leading climate change and sustainability related research taking place at the University of Bath.
We seek to produce world leading research that influences thinking, teaching and practice
A leading public policy research institute, based at the University of Bath.
We are a leading research institute at the University of Bath looking at sustainable energy and the environment.
A global hub for understanding the systemic and society-wide transformations that are required to address climate change.
CSCT unites academic expertise from the University of Bath with partners to carry out research, training and outreach in sustainable and circular technologies.
The IAAPS team has supported propulsion research for over 40 years and offers a unique combination of academic and industrial expertise in all propulsion types.
Find out about upcoming events which explore responses to the Climate Emergency.
Learn more about ActNowFilm at this special event, organised as part of the Global Alliance of Universities on Climate (GAUC) Climate x Summit voice track.
Part of the Minerva 2021-2022 Series
Find out how you can get involved with tackling the climate crisis as part of the University community.
The University's commitment to using and selling Fairtrade products and purchasing local and responsibly-sourced ingredients.
Discover how you can reduce your environmental impact by taking part in some of the University's recycling and waste management initiatives.
What you can recycle at each of the campus recycling points and how to arrange collection if necessary.
If you are a member of staff or a postgraduate student at the University of Bath, you can hire an electric bicycle to get to and from campus.
Our employees can take advantage of the government cycle to work salary sacrifice scheme, saving tax and national insurance on their to commute to and from work
The University offers eligible members of staff interest-free loans to assist with the cost of travelling to and from work and Home Office application costs
Addressing our emissions, requires working together with our community locally, nationally and internationally.
A collaborative workshop between the university and the local community explores what Bath’s future transport system might look like.
The University of Bath has joined the COP26 Universities Network to help deliver a successful COP26 and support its mission of a low-carbon, resilient world.
We're a member of the COP26 Universities Network - a growing group of 80+ UK-based universities and centres working towards tangible outcomes from COP26.
Researchers from the COP26 Universities Network and EAUC outline how carbon offsetting can help UK further and higher education institutions achieve net-zero.
Get in touch with us to see how we can work together on sustainability and tackling climate change.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) is a UK wide programme which enables companies to access knowledge, skills and technology from UK Universities.
Research facilities are available for testing and analysing research, with expert support from university staff.